TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. I«. NO. 47
09043266
G KESII AM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 102«
Art Exhibits Draw
MANY FINE PRIZES Appreciative Crowds
I’KE-NI TTIAL PARTY
HONORS BRIBE ELECT
Mrs. E. Davidson was hostess last
W ednesday evening at a m iscellan e
ous show er in honor of Miss Celia
Woods of P o rtlan d , who will soon be
com e the bride of h er son, O rville
Davidson. The color schem e of yellow
w as carried out in deco ratio n s of
cre p er paper and cut flowers. The
g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Newell
F ancher, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M arriage,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. D avidson, Mrs, J
C. P eterso n , th e Misses A lice P e te r
son, B ernice Beers, Omega McBee,
H elen Maxwell and L etitia P ulfer,
A lbert Zenger, Adolph Z enger, Gene
W elling, F ra n cis P eak and Roy C rab
tree,
T he ladies cam e early and enjoyed a
d elightful evening. They w ere joined
la ter by the men, afte r w hich re fre sh
m ents w ere served. T he prospective
groom was presented w ith egg beater,
ro llin g pin and such suggestive k itch
en u ten sils by the men of th e party.
T W.I C E
A
W EEK
♦ 1.50 l ’er Year
Items of Interest
HOWITT’S PACER
of Fair Recalled SETS TRACK RECORD
One of th e m ost in te restin g exhibits
Local autom obile m en had an u n
Tom H ow ltt's bay gelding m ade a
at th e fair to m any w as th e a r t de
u su ally fine display at th e county fair record for him self and ow ner and for
partm ent, so efficiently handled by th e
th is year and the larg e sq u are w here th e local trac k on Sunday afternoon
superintend en t, Mrs. U. G. Sm ith and
w ere around 40 au to s of various types when he won in th ree stra ig h t h eats
her assista n t. Miss H elen Ham m ond
on exhibit w as th e ce n te r of adm iring in th e free-fo r-all pace and clipped
Mrs. Sm ith h as introduced a new fea
in te re st on th e p a rt of many. T he [ tw o seconds ofT th e w orld's record of
tu re to the a r t d ep artm en t th is year,
H essel Im plem ent com pany featu red 2:10% recen tly m ade in New Jersey,
which brought to th e exhibition m ore
its C h ry sler 70 phaeton and the 60 se- l T he resu lts of S unday’s races w ere
th an a hun d red p ain tin g s by p ro fes
dan of th e sam e m ake. Of course th e ! as follow s:
sional a rtists, in addition to a large
new w hippet cam e in for m uch a tte n -j F ree-fo r-all pace: Cincofteld (Ire-
num ber of e n trie s in th e am ate u r de
tion and th e fine W illys K night sedan { land) 1 1 1 ; Hal Fitzsim m ons (Den-
partm ent.
m et w ith g eneral approval.
n is), 2 3 2; Mary J (W illiam s) 3 2 3;
The professional w ork w as judged
Civilian (Ju n e) 4 5 4; L au ra B
several days p rio r to th e opening of
Queen V eva's royal equipage, a (Sm ith) 5 4 5; Stoney Logan (L ind
the fa ir by E sth e r W. W eist and May
handsom e 1927 Buick m a ster six, was sey) 6 6 6; Saxon Boy (Todd) o u td is
G. Gay. and a few p ain tin g s w hich had
probably the m ost adm ired of any m a tanced in first. T im e: 2:10% and
been hung w ere rem oved as not com
chine of th e W. W. Metzger display 2:16, 2:13.
ing up to th e stan d ard . O thers w ere
from th e Buick agency. It is b u ilt on
Second race, special consolation:
re a rran g e d u n d er the direction of the
m ost g raceful lines and w as seen Amy Bond, Ryan, 1st; A1 Roy, Davis,
judges w ith those w hich w ere con
m any tim es to ad v an tag e during the 2d; Bill Schultz, M errill. 3d; I.acy
sidered th e best “on th e line,” and out
week when conveying the queen and Moro, H u rst, 4th; Bull P atch, Bowles,
of th is num ber one each in oil, pastel
h er p arty around th e g rounds and to 5th. T im e: 2:20% and 2:18%.
and w ate r colors w ere chosen as the Mrs. D oris P ew th erer, P o rtlan d .
and from th e ir stopping pluces. A
M ile-and-a-half steep lech ase: L alla
F ru it— 1st L azelle B. Meindle.
m ost ou tstan d in g p ain tin g in its class
cro ss section of a C hevrolet w as also Rookh, Dr. T iller, 1st; S tar, S erg eant
S till Life— 1st Mrs. D oris P ew
and w ere accorded special honors. th e re r, 2d H elen M. Beecher.
an in te restin g p a rt of th e M etzger ex Day. 2d; B uster. Dr. P ickering, 3d.
PIGS
T he pain tin g s on th e line, w ith th e
E xhibition of 3 p ain tin g s not o th e r
hibit. It w as ru n n in g slow ly to show M ystery and K entucky Bob also ran,
Hampshire
w ise specified— 1st Berd Le Fever.
a rtists, w ere as follow s:
the in terio r m echanism of th e car.
H all being th ro w n from the latte r, but
Division 1 A—T hom as D arling 1st,
W ater Colors.
A F low er Lover, Em il Jacques,
w
ithout injury.
Div. 1 B—T hom as D arling 1st, E d P o rtlan d ;
F
ig
u
re
Study—
2d
E
thel
Louise
I C. I. R ak er & Son had every type of
S till Life, Sidney Bell,
g ar Dixon 2.
F arew ell handicap, 4% fu rlo n gs:
P o rtlan d ; Buena V entura, a Mission S trong, Gresham .
J F ord in th e ir space, ro ad ste r, sedan,
Div. 2—Jo h n W elbes 1st, L aw rence of C alifornia, F red S trick lan d , P o rt
L andscape— 1st E thel Louise Strong,
C ircu late, Cum m ings, 1st; G ilm ore
to
u
rin
g
,
coupe,
tru
c
k
and
tra
c
to
r.
Mahaffey 2d, V ernon B urlingam e 3.
2d
J.
M.
Coleman,
A
storia,
Oregon.
land, w hich w ere th e special honor
! Some fine sty les of F ords w ere on the and Laddie Boy 2d, Sad Sam 3d. F a sh
Div. 3—John W elbes 1st, Bill Cope p ain tin g s; A rtists' Wife and In n o
M arine— 1st J. M. Coleman, 2d J. M
land 2d.
cence, Sidney B ell; T he C reek and Coleman.
„
,
1 ground, especially th e la te s t m odels 1 ion G irl also ran. Tim e :59%.
Chester Whites.
F low ers— 1st Mrs. J. M. Coleman swimm,t“r‘.i'w h o ,1pVrtornH "^V h7nalmg«Irt Which 8h0W muCh '" M o v e m e n t
M orning, C. C. McKim, P o rtlan d ; W a
Div. 1-A—W illiam N ew lands 1st.
Blue Ribbon Babies Named.
te rfall, W ade Belvin, P o rtla n d : L av 2d E lizabeth Johnson, G resham .
im possible feat of sw im m ing th e Eng- w heels and g en eral lines of co n stru c-
Div. 2 — E rn e st Z urbuschen 1st, ish Oaks, R alph G ilbert, S alem ; The
F ru its—2d Mrs. Doris P ew th erer.
The baby show, w hich is a p opular
lish
channel.
Miss
E
derle
is
th
e
first
)
tion.
S till Life— 1st E lizabeth Johnson,
E rn est Z urbuschen 2d, A lton D outhit stre a m , P ercy L. M anser, Hood R iver;
d ep a rtm en t of the an n u al county fair,
w oman to span th e ch an n el an d th e j
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3d.
I G loucester Coast, J. P e triä Collin, 2d Mrs. Doris P ew therer.
Div. 3—W illiam N ew lands 1st.
Ex. 3 p ain tin g s not o th erw ise en sixth successful sw im m er to cross, of
in the can n in g contest which w as a w as presided over by Mrs. F. H.
P a ris ; The Sage B ru sh Country, Mel
Poland ( liina.
fa |r Crane, and th e judge of th e show was
ville T. W ire, P en d leto n ; F low ers, tered — 1st Mrs. J. E. P etite, B rush th e th o u san d s who have attem p ted It. p a rt of th(1 club w ork (iur|nK
Div. 3 -H arold D ahl 1st, V era Staf- M argaret S t.Jo h n , C o rv allis; L ate P ra irie, W ashington.
~
the
Powell
V
alley
team
won
first
h
o n -i O. M. P lum m er, m anager of the P a
P astel.
ford 2d.
A utum n, Clyde J. K eller, P o rtlan d ,
cific In tern atio n al Livestock exposi
Gospel
Meetings
A
nnounced.
1
Ors,
w
ith
G
ilbert
tak
in
g
second
place
Iihiroc.
L andscape— 2d E lizabeth Johnson.
T ra il to Never, Never Land, S. P. Re
A series of gospel m eetings is be- | and F alrv ale th ird . T he bread dom tion.
Div. 1—Ju lia K ercher 1st; Div. 2— p air Y ards and Mt. Hood in Clouds,
M arine— 1st J. M. Coleman.
F low ers— 1st Jessie T hom as, G resh ing conducted a t the G resham O range o n stratio n was won by th e T ro u td ale
A fter carefu l and de liberate
Sylvia K ercher 2d; Div. 3— Isabel Ray S trong, G resham ; color en g ra v
NeNvlands 1st; Ju lia K ercher 2d.
am ; 2d E lizabeth Johnson.
ing, A ngelica K auffm an, England.
hall w hich a re planned to continue team and F airview w as aw arded sec- 8,(,erat,on “ n<l w ith m any m isgivings
Yorkshires.
F ru it— 1st E lizabeth Jo h n so n , 2d
A num ber of fine p ain tin g s by the
every evening excepting S atu rd ay , j ,,nd place. T he T ro u td ale Ju n io r team i as ,o h,H fu ,u re w elfare, Mr. P lum m er
Div. 2—Albian Sloop 1st; Albian head of the a rt d ep artm en t of Oregon Mrs. D oris P ew therer.
T
he evan g elists a re W. R. Ruddock of cam e th ird and Maplewood won ««»•<*«*» “ ‘Kht babies out of th e 38
Sloop 2d.
Still
Life—
1st
Mrs.
Doris
P
ew
th
ere
r
A gricultural College w ere hung on
Sheep.
Monochrome.
the w alls but cam e too late for the
C alifornia and Jo h n Thonney of W alla fo u rth place.
i l'o ,|te sta n ts as th e w inners in the fol-
P ortrait-—1st Mrs. D oris P ew th erer, W alla, both w ell known by m any in
Lam bs—Div. 1—E dgar F ran k 1st; [judging and cataloguing. He also
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lowing classes:
Div. 3—Y earling ewe. R obert S terling, sent sam ples of w ork by his stu d en ts 2d A rnold C. Rogers, G resham .
T he fair th is year seemed to be I P re ttie st baby under one year, child
th
is
vicinity.
The
services
a
re
a
n
F
igure
Study—
1st
Mrs.
C.
B.
Ogden,
1st and 2d.
w hich w ere not hung because of lack
nounced for 8 o'clock and a re free to m arked by an u n u su ally larg e n um of Mrs. W. E. Dickson, Salem ; baby
Aged Ewe— E dg ar F ra n k 1st, Jim of room. W hile th e space allo tted to P o rtlan d , 2d A rnold Rogers.
L andscape— 1st W inston C. Strong, all. No collection will be taken.
E llio tt 2d, R obert S terling 3d.
the a r t d epartm en t w as la rg e r th an
b er of accidents due to the co n tests u nder one year having best head of
Cham pionship Ewe—E dg ar F ra n k ever before, It proved to be en tirely G resham ; 2d Mrs. Doris P ew th erer.
w ith bucking horses. T he m ost s e ri hair, Mrs. C. L. Fall, G resham ; fa tte st
M arine— 1st A rnold R ogers,
2d
1st.
inadequate
Whippet Makes Fine Record.
ous
of th ese o ccurred S atu rd ay eve baby u n d er one year, Mrs. W. M.
CATTI.E.
Much very cred itab le w ork w as en- W inston Strong.
An event of th e fair of considerable ning when W illiam R ankin, an Indian Rhode, P o rtlan d ; p re ttie st b ru n ette
S till Life— 1st Mrs. D oris P ew th erer,
H olstein Calf—Div. 3—Jo h n Flem - tered in am ate u r classes and a good-
in te re st to autom obile funs is th e visit rid er from Cayuse, Oregon, w as u nder tw o years, Mrs. M. R. R ichards,
ing 1st, W alter A nderegg 2d, Law - [ ly num ber of th e blue and red ribbons 2d W inston Strong.
A rts and C rafts.
ence A ylsw orth 3d, M argaret K er- ! w ent to local people. Among them
of F ra n k H. W ithey of G rand Rapids, th ro w n from “ W ebfoot”, a p a rtic u la rly P o rtlan d ; p rettiest blonde u nder two
P ain ted
T ap e stry — 1st G ertru d e Michigan, to th e autom obile exhibit
slak e 4th, T racy A nderegg 5th.
w ere Mrs. Chas. Cleveland, G ertru d e
vicious horse. R ankin Is now at Good y ears, Mrs. Floyed S. M etzger, P o rt
Div. 2 — S enior Y earling — John L iedfors, C arrie W ebster, E thel Louise Liedfors.
Best col Copper and B rass— 1st O. of H essel Im plem ent Co., on the fair S am aritan hospital w here but very lan d ; p re ttie st p air of tw ins under
F lem ing 1st, T racey A nderegg 2d Strong,
Miss E lizabeth
Johnson,
W alter A nderegg 3d.
I A rnold C. Rogers, Mrs. Belle H einey, A. C artozlan P o rtlan d , 2d Lols H. grounds. Mr. W ithey, who recently little hope Is held o ut for his recov two y ears, Mrs. F ra n cis Fox, P o rt
Ju n io r Y earling—Jo h n F lem ing 1st 1 W inston S trong. Jessie T hom as and S herm an
arriv ed from M ichigan to v isit w ith ery as he suffered a bad fra c tu re of land; m ost a ttra c tiv e baby boy u nder
Best col. W rought Silver and Gold
and 2d, T racey A nderegg 3d, Mar- I Miss F lorence Honey. The aw ard s
his sister in P o rtlan d , m ade a point to th e skull. Webfoot was noted during two years, Mrs. M. R. R ich ard s; m ost
— 1st O. A. C artozian.
g aret K erslake 4th.
are given elsew h ere In detail.
B est col. B atik W ork— 1st E. R ide visit th e O verland dealer, since he had th e rodeo by sev eral as having a pro- a ttra c tiv e baby girl under two years,
Div. 1—Senior—O rville B lair 1st, [
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nour.
m ade the trip in a new W hippet w hich penalty to kick a fte r th ro w in g his Mrs. Floyed S. Metzger.
Robert K erslake, 2d W alter A nderegg
AMATEUR.
Best col. Carved Wood— 1st D eutsch- w as released to him on Ju ly 4. He re- j rider.
3d, Ian B urns 4th, Fred H endrickson I
Photography.
m an and R am aker, P o rtlan d ; 2d Mrs.
5th.
ported th e p erform ance of th e ca r on
“ Monk" Avery, th e clown of the fair d u rin g the week and g reatly a d
Oregon H en ry A ndregg, P o rtland.
Ju n io r—Raym ond U lrich Ist, Law - [ Best collection am ate u r
rence ‘Ayls*wo',r th '2 d , V r a c y A ndeïëgg I L andscapes: 1st Oregon C am era club
Best col. P arch m e n t— 1st G ertru d e th e long trip q u it w onderful, th a t It show, su stain ed a dislocated elbow m ired a re K entucky Bob, a w inner in
E a "dBCa p e - l s t L iedfors, 2d Myra Helm, P o rtlan d .
handled easily, gave no tro u b le about Sunday w hile rid in g a bucking horse, th e steeple chase, and F lying Fox,
3d, R lobert
obert K erslake 4th, Lena A n - [ „
Mrs. C harles Cleveland, G resh am ' 2d
B est col. D ecorated N ovelties— 1st h eatin g and show ed b u t little vibra-
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' lunb)r, l ChamnionshiD—John F lem -I L ' E Maw' Chltwood, Oregon,
who so neatly jum ped th e tab le on
D eutschm an & R am aker.
tion. T he av erag e m ileage of gas con-
M. C. W ebster w as on hand w ith the
ing Is t; Senior C ham pionship, John . Ind° or P ° r t r a l t s - l s t G ertru d e Leid-
Best col. Clay M odeling— 1st G er
w hich a man was reclining. T hese
sum ption w as 29.7. He believes the H udson and Essex ca rs, fea tu rin g es
F lem ing; G rand C ham pionship, John °L8’, r,. , n , n ',
.
. . . .
„ tru d e L iedfors, 2d E. Ridenour.
horses a re th e p ro p erty of Dr. J. H.
F lem ing;
Get of Sire, 4 anim als.
< oI!,re ' P h o to g r a p h y - ls t M rs C.
ca
r
will
give
th
e
sa
tisfactio
n
of
one
pecially
th
e
H
udson
su
p
er
six.
Fine
Best col. S hades—2d L azelle B.
Held and wife of P ortland. In sp eak
T racy A nderegg Is t: P roduce of Dam. £ lpVelSnd.;, U ? d ia n ’ 2,1 Lo‘8 H ' S hpr- Meindl.
m uch h ig h er priced.
new m odels w ere on display and in-
ing of Flying Fox, Mrs. Held stated
Best col. of “Compo",— 1st Lois H.
2 an im als, Jo h n F lem ing 1st; T racy m an, P ortland.
Mr.
W
ithey
is
an
ex
-railro
ad
man
q
u
lrles
seemed
to
be
pouring
in
brlsk-
Out of Door P h o to g rap h ic S tudy— S herm an, 2d L azelle B. Meindl.
th a t he Is a pet to w hich a cro ss word
A nderegg 2d.
B est col. B askets— 1st Marvel HUI, and not connected in any way with ly show ing the tren d of th e public to cannot be spoken. She says It would
Je rse y s—Div. 3. Calf. B ert Gibson 1st Mrs. C harles Cleveland.
Oil
Paintings.
w
ard
th
is
m
ake
of
m
achine.
th e O verland com pany. He left his
P o rtla n d ; 2d Mrs. Belle H einey.
1st, R ichard Beadle 2d, Clyde J e n
break his h e a rt to be reproved s h a rp
Finished P o rtra it— 1st Mrs. E. R ide
M iscellaneous.
nings 3d, Sven Nelson 4th, K enneth
ca r on exhibition for the g re a te r p art
ly. No doubt th e re in lies p a rt of th e
nour, C orvallis.
P o ster—Mrs. J. E. Petite.
K esterson 5th.
T
he
O
ldsm
obile
com
pany
of
Oregon
of the day in th e H essel exhibit, with
P o rtra it S ketch—1st Mrs. E. Ride
secret
of his w onderful training.
Illu stra tio n s— 1st Mrs. J. E. Petite,
Div. 2—Calf, Senior Y earling. Sven
a p lacard attach ed tellin g of Its p e r w as rep resen ted from P o rtlan d . H ere
2d W inston S trong.
Nelson 1st, Jam es W ilson 2d, Sven nour, 2d C arrie W ebster, G resham .
w
as
show
n
th
e
first
m
achine
to
cross
L andscape from N ature— 1st Berd
C artoon— 1st E leanor R idenour, 2d form ance.
Nelson 3d.
T h ree men w ere burned F riday a t
2d H elen M. E lean o r Ridenour.
th e co n tinent under Its own pow er, a
Ju n io r Y earling—Lew is Dahl 1st, L eF ever, P o rtla n d ;
th e M arsh ca fete ria a t th e fair
B ert Gibson 2d, Alvin Johnson 3d, Beecher, P ortlan d .
MHgazine— 2d W inston Strong.
1905
Oldsmobile.
T
he
com
parison
be
H. W heeler, Boring.
S treet Scene— 1st E lean o r R idenour,
E tch in g s— 1st E leanor R idenour, 2d
L aw rence D outhit 4th.
tw een this m achine ami the 1927 ca r grounds when a gasoline stove ex
S trin g Beans— 1st Mrs. Alice W elbes,
E lean o r Ridenour.
Div. 1—Calf Senior. John W elbes C orvallis.
ploded, th ro w in g th e bu rn in g oil In
is.
of course, easily ap p aren t.
A nim al Study—2d Mrs. Eva H am il
P rin tin g s—2d Mrs. J. E. P etite.
1st, Clifford E kstrom 2d, K enneth
S trin g Beans— 1st Mrs. A. W elbes,
every direction. One of th e men w as
O riginal Book P late— 1st Mrs. J. E. 2d L ucinda W heeler.
K esterson 3d, W illiam N ew lands 4th, ton, P ortland.
The radio an n o u n cer at the fair the p ro p rie to r of the cafeteria, F ra n k
M arine from N ature— 1st Berd L e Petite.
H arold Dahl 5th.
S trin g Bean*.
g rounds b roadcasted th e new s of a M arsh, also Bill, the hot dog m an w as
Design for B order— 1st Mrs. J, E.
Calf Ju n io r—G ilbert Nelson 1st, Al- Fever, 2d L azelle B. M eindle, Oregon
Golden
Wax—
1st
F.
Miyasakl.
City.
P etite.
K entucky W onder— 1st Wm. McCon lost child on F rid ay evening and it an o th er victim . T here was a leukage
C on tin u ed on page 2
F low ers— 1st Mrs. E. R idenour, 2d
D isplay of C urios— 1st F lorence nell, 2d F. Mivasaki.
was several ho u rs before she was Io- I In th e gas tan k and one of the men at-
Honey, G resham ; 2d O. A. C artozian.
L arg est C antaloupe— 1st Lois H. cated asleep In th e fam ily autom obile, tem pted to close It off w hen th e hose
D isplay of A ntiques— 1st O. A. C ar S herm an , P o rtlan d , 2d Mrs. A. Welbes.
tozian.
Sunflow er— 1st Mrs. M. H. W heeler, T he little four-year-old, Lois Waldo, m elted and the b u rn in g gasoline
E xhibit of F oreign A rts— 1st O. A. 2d Mrs. Alice W elbes.
the g ran d d a u g h ter of “ M other” Arm- , sp u rted over th e men. M arsh was th e
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C artozian.
C lustered Sunflow er— 1st Mrs. M. H. stro n g , of cook book fame, and daugh- ! m ost badly Injured, his face, neck
Professional China.
W heeler.
te r of Iren e D ouglas Waldo, was left and arm s com ing in co n tact w ith the
In stitu tio n a l E xhibit—2d Genevieve
P a rsle y — 1st Mrs. Alice W elbes, 2d
UNDENOMINATIONAL
In th e m achine, according to th e ver- flames. He rolled In saw d u st to help
J. Barnes. She also won first place Mrs. M. H. W heeler.
in th e best and m ost varied collection
sion of th e deputy sheriffs on the ex tinguish th e fire. The o th er tw o
P otatoes.
of china, th e fiat conventional, flat
ground, and when her folks attem pted men sought th e aid of canvas In p u t
In Palmquist Grove, 4 blocks east of library,
Mills
E
arly
—
1st
George
Knlerlem
.
enam el, raised enam el, acid etching,
E a rlie st of All— 1st Geo. R. S chaef to find the Chevrolet belonging to ting out th e blazing oil and th e ir arm s
starting August 13. Good Speakers. Inspiring Music.
th ree-p iece enam el tea set, m a tt and
lu ster Jardiniere, any com bination of fer. 2d Jo h n Eggtm an, 3d G. W. them , evidently they m istook an o th er w ere badly burned. No money loss is
larg e vase, best luncheon set and best A lder.
m achine for th e irs and th o u g h t the rep o rted by the accident.
Services in charge of Evangelist Frederick J. Betts.
A m erican
W o n d e r— 1st
F ran k
piece any com bination.
child
was gone. When they finally lo-
S peybrock, G resham ; 2d G eorge R.
Amateur ( hina.
Schaeffer,
3d
Sven
Nelson,
G
resham
,
cated
the rig h t Chevy, th e re was the SANDY YOUNG PEOPLE
Best and m ost varied Col—1st E. I
EVERYBODY COME.
E arly Rose— 1st George R. S chaef- I child asleep w here they had left her.
G esellchen, P o rtla n d ;
2d Lois E.
TAKE MAKKIAGE VOWS
I fer, 2d R obert S oderqulst, T ro u td ale, j
_______
S herm an.
B
u
rb
an
k
—1st
G
eorge
R.
Schaeffer.
Best Spec, Raised E nam el— 1st Miss
Monk Avery, the clown who kept
Two Handy young people w ere th e
P rid e of M ultnom ah— 1st Jo h n Eg-
A lvina Sidler, P ortland.
folks from going to sleep last week p rin cip als in a q u iet wedding w hich
I
gim
an.
Best Spec. L u ste r— 1st E. P. Oesell-
. Any o th er sta n d ard v ariety — 1st with an tics, cam e n early pulling off waM solem nized on last S atu rd ay
chen, 2d Miss A lvina Sidler.
m orning, A ugust 7, a t the home of Dr.
Best Spec, any com bination— 1st G eorge R. Schaeffer, 2d J. T. B arnes, ! one joke too m any when on F riday and Mrs. A lfred Thom pson In G resh-
G
resham
.
Lois H. S herm an, 2d E P. G esellchen.
Best com m ercial d isp lay —1st Geo. evenlng he let a rab b it loose n ear th e am, Dr. Thom pson officiating, when
Best and m ost varied Col— 2d E P
platform w here the train ed dogs w ere Miss E ugenia Helen P ro cto r becam e
Schaeffer.
G esellchen.
We have our own terminal and warehouse
B eets, 6 best table— 1st Mrs. M. H. giving th e ir perform ance. The little ‘th e brWe ° r V erne A lt The w itnesses
W heeler, 2d Mrs. Alice Welbes.
te rr ie r evidently forgot his lines a t w e re W alter A lt and P earl P roctor.
at East W ater and Salmon, one block north of
The bride Is the d au g h ter of Mr. and
VEGETABLES.
Cabbage, 3 best— 1st Mrs. Alice sig h t of th e ra b b it and sta rte d to give
Mrs. W. A. P ro cto r, and th e groom
the Auto Freight Terminal.
Squash.
Welbes.
T h ree best each variety— Mary E.
C antaloupes— 1st Mrs. Alice Welbes. chase. It w as several m in u tes before the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Alt.
C rane, T routdale.
C a rro ts—Six best table— 1st Mrs. 8. it could be cap tu red and ju s t w hat the An a ttra c tiv e 5-room bungalow , In
Send all freight to Walrad & Wright,
T h ree best each v ariety — 1st F. A W atenabee, G resham , 2d F. M iyasakl, w oman in ch arg e of th e dogs had to Handy, fully fu rn ish ed , aw aits Mr. and
Inc. warehouse in the Pacific Bridge build
Mrs. Alt w hen they re tu rn from C an
G regory.
G resham .
say to Monk Isn 't exactly for th e pub non Beach, w here they a re spending
T h ree best each v ariety — 1st Mary
ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh
C elery, 12 b est— 1st W ilson Bros.,
1 E. Crane.
T ro u td ale, 2d A. Slsi, T ro u td ale, 3d lie to know, b ut th e larg e crow d ln th e th e ir honeym oon,
am several times each day.
T h ree best each v ariety— 1st Mary G. T am u ra, T routdale.
g ran d sta n d got a lot of fun n ut of th e
E. Crane.
C ucum bers, 10 best—1st M ary E. stu n t which w asn 't on th e progrum .
In our spacious, fire-proof warehouse we
T h r e e b e s t e a c h v ariety —1st Mrs. Crane.
(B R IN G EVENTS.
G. W. A lder, 2d A. J. K rueger, T ro u t
Kohl Rabi, 3 best— 1st Mary E
car. store your produce, grain, furniture, etc.
Jo h n Denison Jr., son of the fo re
dale.
C rane, 2d Ida B. K reuder.
Local and Statew ide.
T h ree lbs. S trin g Beans— 1st Mrs.
O nions, 10 best— 1st Mrs. O. W. A l m an a t th e M ultnom ah county farm ,
is q u ite the envy of his boy and g irl
E. B artsch, Boring. 2d F. M eyasaki.
der. 2d Mrs M. H. W heeler.
C lackam as county fair a t Canby,
Two specim ens 1000 headed Kale— 1st
P arsn ip s— 1st Mrs. Alice W elbes.
friends, to say nothing of th e ladles of
Mrs. Alice Welbes, 2d W. C. Monical,
P eppers, 6 best— 1st Mary E. Crane. the com m unity, as he cap tu red th e S eptem ber 21-24.
P o rtland.
P um pkins. 3 best pie— 1st Mrs. Geo.
,
. . ..
Htate fair at Salem S eptem ber 27 to
Six B est G arlic— 1st Mary E. Crane. Alder. 3 best stock, 1st Mrs. Alice flr*1 Pr,M ln a "Kel l:ak” «" ,h(- <>P«n October 2.
CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL
R hubarb, six best— 1st Mary E. W elbes.
cla ss at th e county fair. T he blue
“T ra il to R ail" celeb ratio n In reco g
C rane, 2d Mrs. Belle Heiney, G resh
i ribbon cake w as said to be of superb
am.
nition of the opening of th e new “Cas
qu ality . Jo h n , who Is b ut 12 y ea rs 1
Dill, 4-inch bunch— 1st Wm. McCon
NOTICE
[ old, w alked off with th e first prize tw o ; cade" line of th e S o u th ern Pacific be
nell, 2d Ida B. K reuder.
tw een E ugene and K lam ath Falla, a t
More
prize
w
inners
will
be
p
rin
t
y ears ago w ith his cake.
W aterm elon, la rg e st— 1st M ary E
ed in th e next issue of th e Outlook
Eugene, A ugust 19 and 20.
Portland Phone EA. 2330
Gresham Phone 1631
Crane.
Pie Pum pkins, 3 best—2d Mrs. M.
Tw o horses w hich have been a t th e
T he boys and g irls of th e M ultno
m ah county clubs again have done
them selves and th e ir friends proud
and at th e close of th e fair have
w alked off w ith blue ribbons and o th
e r prizes not a few. In th e show m an
ship contest on pigs Ian B urns won
first honors and received th e fancy
show m an's cane donated by Ayls-
w orth & M artin. In th e H olstein show
m anship te st L aw rence A ylsw orth
cam e in first and won the handsom e
h a lte r, th e donation of S. E. P alm -
q uist. Alvin T illm an w as aw arded
th e show m an’s h a lte r given by th e
L aw rence H arn ess com pany of P o rt
land for first place in th e Jersey
show m anship contest. T he cham pion
ship of all breeds com peting in show
m anship w as won by Floyd Stafford,
th e prize being a b eautiful silv er lov
ing cup, th e gift of K. A. Miller.
Follow ing a re the prize w inners in
th e aw ard s m ade to th e club w orkers:
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